Armored train Hurban

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Armored train Hurban
A replica of the armored train Hurban now located near Zvolen Castle in Zvolen, Slovakia at 48°34′21.3″N 19°07′31″E / 48.572583°N 19.12528°E / 48.572583; 19.12528.
Type	Armoured train
Place of origin	Slovakia
Service history
In service	October 23–24, 1944-Retired thereafter.
Used by	Slovakia
Wars	Slovak National Uprising, World War II
Production history
Produced	September 25, 1944
Specifications
Crew	71
Main armament	8cm vz.17 field gun located in a cannon carriage 4 37 mm guns located in tank turrets in tank carriages 11 heavy machine guns of 7.92 caliber

The armored train Hurban was an armoured train used during World War II, during the Slovak National Uprising.^[1] The Hurban was constructed on September 25, 1944, in the Railway Manufactory in Zvolen, Slovakia, and was the last armored train used in the Slovak National Uprising. A replica is displayed as a monument in a park next to the castle in Zvolen, and an original preserved machine gun carriage is at the Museum of the Slovak National Uprising in Banská Bystrica.^[2][3]